Arrival in Krakow, optional transfer to hotel, check-in, welcome meeting.

Overnight in Krakow. 

Breakfast at hotel.

For five centuries, Krakow held the esteemed position of Poland's royal capital, while its historic city walls concealed its rich heritage. In the morning, our guided tour leads us through the Old Town, featuring St. Mary's Church, the renowned Jagiellonian University, the charming Cloth Halls, and the majestic Wawel, which includes the Wawel Castle and Wawel Cathedral.

In the afternoon, you have the choice to embark on an incredible excursion to the renowned Wieliczka Salt Mine, an astonishing network of tunnels descending as deep as 327 meters. As the day concludes, you can opt for a delightful Polish dinner experience at Restaurant Hawelka.

Overnight in Krakow. 

Breakfast at hotel.

In the morning, you have the choice of an optional visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum or the freedom to explore the city at your own pace. Later in the day, we'll transfer to the Krakow railway station and depart for Warsaw by train.

Check-in at the hotel. 

Overnight in Warsaw. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Warsaw, primarily a city shaped by post-war reconstruction, invites exploration of its meticulously restored Old Town during a morning sightseeing tour encompassing the Royal Route. Highlights include visits to the Royal Castle, St. John's Cathedral, the Old Town Market Square, and the Barbican.

In the afternoon, you have the opportunity to join an optional excursion to the Royal Lazienki Park, where you can admire the Palace on the Water.

As day turns into night, consider indulging in an optional Polish dinner at Restaurant Dawne Smaki for a taste of local flavors.

Overnight in Warsaw. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Today, our journey takes us further eastward through the densely wooded landscapes of Eastern Poland, eventually arriving in the Podlasie region and Bialowieza. This forested expanse is a living relic of the ancient woodlands that once blanketed the European continent. Here, we'll explore the renowned Bialowieza National Park, home to the famous European Bison Show Reserve. Following a leisurely stroll along the park's nature trails, we proceed to Biaylistok, where we'll check in at our hotel.

Later in the day, we'll explore Bialystok, paying a visit to its iconic Branicki Palace.

Overnight in Bialystok. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Our journey continues as we leave Bialystok and make our way towards Vilnius, passing through charming resort towns as we enter Lithuania. Along the route, we pause in Kaunas, Lithuania's former capital, to appreciate its picturesque Old Town and the graceful white Baroque Town Hall.

By late afternoon, we reach our destination in Vilnius.

Check in at hotel.

Overnight in Vilnius. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Vilnius boasts a rich historical heritage with over 1,200 medieval structures and 48 churches. Our morning itinerary encompasses a panoramic exploration of the city and a guided walk through the Old Town, featuring iconic landmarks such as the Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Peter and Paul Church, St. Anne’s Church, Old University, and the Gates of Dawn.

In the afternoon, you have the opportunity to partake in an optional excursion to Trakai, Lithuania's medieval capital, where the well-preserved Trakai Castle rests gracefully on an island in Lake Galve.

As the day winds down, consider joining us for an optional Lithuanian dinner at the charming Restaurant Senoji Trobele to savor local flavors and hospitality.

Overnight in Vilnius. 

Breakfast at hotel.

En route to Riga, our initial destination is the Hill of Crosses, a profoundly sacred site in Catholic Lithuania. Upon crossing the Latvian border, we swiftly arrive at the splendid Rundale Palace, once the summer abode of the Duke of Courland.

After an enlightening guided tour of the palace, we journey through the undulating landscapes of Southern Latvia, eventually reaching Riga in the late afternoon, where we'll complete the check-in process at our chosen hotel.

Overnight in Riga. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Established in 1201 under the auspices of the German bishop Albert, Riga, the most extensive of the Baltic capitals, showcases a diverse array of architectural styles. Our guided walk through the Old Town encompasses key landmarks such as Riga Castle, the Dome Cathedral, St. Peter’s Church, the Swedish Gate, the Three Brothers, the Large and Small Guilds, and the Freedom Monument.

In the afternoon, you have the choice to partake in an optional excursion to Jurmala, the lively Latvian seaside resort, celebrated for its wooden architectural wonders and sandy shores.

Furthermore, the evening presents an optional organ concert held at the Dome Cathedral, promising a harmonious cultural experience.

Overnight in Riga. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Following our introduction to Riga, you have the opportunity to delve into Latvia's medieval history.

Opting for this morning's tour allows us to explore the picturesque landscapes of the Gauja National Park and the town of Sigulda. Here, we'll immerse ourselves in the medieval Latvian legend of the Rose of Turaida and witness the remains of the Episcopal Castle and the Castle of the Knights of the Sword before returning to Riga.

In the afternoon, you can opt to visit the Ethnographical Open Air Museum, a vast exhibition showcasing 18th-century rural life.

Overnight in Riga. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Our journey unfolds along the scenic coastal highway, leading us to the Estonian summer retreat of Parnu. We'll enjoy a brief tour of this charming resort before embarking on our drive through the forested landscapes of North Estonia.

In the early afternoon, we'll arrive in Tallinn and check in at the hotel.

Overnight in Tallinn. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Tallinn gracefully balances its medieval serenity with a modern urban vibe. In the summer, the medieval Old Town bustles with activity, featuring a plethora of shops, galleries, souvenir markets, al fresco cafés, and restaurants. Our sightseeing tour will guide us through the ancient city walls into the Old Town, where we'll encounter Toompea Castle, the Dome Church, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the medieval Old Town Hall, and the Great Guild Hall.

During the afternoon, you have the option to embark on an excursion to Kadriorg Park and explore KUMU, the acclaimed Estonian Art museum known for its remarkable collections of both classical and contemporary fine art.

As evening descends, there's an enticing opportunity to indulge in an optional medieval feast at Restaurant Peppersack.

Overnight in Tallinn. 

Breakfast at hotel.

Optional transfer to the airport.

Departure.